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From: "Ojaste,James [NCR]" <James.Ojaste@**.GC.CA>
Subject: Re: Summer Time
Date: Tue, 19 May 1998 13:05:25 -0400
Matthew Waddilove wrote:
>Ereskanti Wrote
>>
>>yes folks, I think it's finally official. Either that, or the email
>programs
>>of the world have come to a grinding halt on many fronts. The list
>traffic
>>has dropped back down to levels similar to "Holiday" and
"Summer" that
>I have
>>seen before...
>
>With out a doubt it is summer, on Friday the temperature actually
>reached 23 deg. C in Sheffield and before anyone says that that's not

That's not...

>hot this is the UK I'm talking about.

Oh, OK. Here in Ottawa, ON, Canada, we've had about a week of 25-30C
already... Definitely unseasonal.

[BTech snipped - I don't know anything about it]
>2: Back on Topic (well at least back on Shadowrun) could someone tell me
>what the speed of sound is at sea level in SR speed. this one's because

About 300 m/s or 1000 km/h which in SR would be 1000/1.2 ~= 900

>I think I've designed a Motorbike that could excede it. I don't have
>the stats here so you'll have to wait until after the Weekend until you
>see them (assuming you want to that is )

Yeah?
*whips out The Shop, fiddles for a moment*
OK:
"Shop v1.26"
"Fast Bike"
"Racing Cycle"
"Gasoline"
"ab"
"o"
0,0,0,0,0
153,"Speed Increase"
0,"Smart Materials"
7,"Engine Customization"
7,"Engine Customization: Speed"
6,"Nitrous Oxide Injectors"
1,"Increased Cargo Space"
4,"Turbocharging"

Cruising Speed of 543, Top Speed of 815, with Nitrous you can get 1358.

Not too shabby... :-)

>:) Thanks for your endulgence.
>
>-Matthew Waddilove
>
>Who's Happy because he's just been told that the unix server that he
>does all of his work on in going to be rebooted.
>_No_Work_Until_It's_Up_Again_ wahey!!!

You must have a Sun or HP or other big name box then... We had HP9000
servers at one place I worked and they took 30+ minutes to reboot.
Sick. My linux box boots in a couple of minutes.

James Ojaste

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